Commercial Contracts for UAE Use
A commercial contract should clearly define obligations, price, payment terms, delivery, liability, termination, governing law and dispute resolution. A properly drafted contract reduces operational and legal risk.
We assist with drafting, reviewing and preparing contracts for signature or notarization depending on the parties and intended use.
This service can support service agreements, sale and purchase agreements, settlement agreements, supplier contracts, shareholder-related commercial terms and corporate transaction documents.
Common Contract Types
- Service agreements and supplier contracts
- Sale and purchase agreements
- Settlement and payment agreements
- Management or consultancy agreements
- Commercial terms linked to corporate transactions
Important: Not every commercial contract must be notarized. The correct approach depends on the purpose, parties, value, authority requirement and whether the document will be enforced or submitted to an official entity.
Required Documents
Valid trade license or company registration documents
Existing MOA, Articles of Association or constitutional documents
Passports or Emirates IDs of shareholders, managers or signatories
Details of the required action, approval or amendment
Main commercial terms agreed between the parties
Contract value and payment terms, if applicable
How the Service Works
1
Send Company Documents
Share the trade license, MOA and details of the requested corporate transaction.
2
Legal Review
We check the required wording, signatories, approvals and supporting documents.
3
Drafting
We prepare the resolution, amendment, agreement or notarization draft in the correct legal form.
4
Approval and Signing
You review the draft before signing or notarization. Nothing is submitted without your approval.
5
Notarization or Submission
We coordinate the applicable notary, authority or attestation process and deliver the completed document.
*Price-Related Terms & Conditions
- The final price depends on the document type, number of shareholders or signatories, company jurisdiction and authority requirements.
- Government, notary, translation, attestation, free zone or licensing authority fees are charged separately unless expressly included.
- Processing starts after receiving clear company documents, valid IDs and the required corporate approvals.
- Timeframes may change if the notary, free zone, licensing authority or company registry requests additional documents or clarification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you draft a bilingual commercial contract?
Yes, we can prepare bilingual wording when needed for UAE use or notarization.
Does every contract need notarization?
No. Some contracts are valid by private signature, while others may require notarization or attestation depending on use.
Can you review a contract already prepared by another party?
Yes, we can review the text and point out practical wording issues before signing.
Can the contract be used in court?
A properly drafted contract helps, but enforceability depends on the facts, evidence and applicable law.